I'll only ever think of how Skyrim released 11/11/11, and Bethesda tried to do some deal thing of "name your newborn 'Dovahkiin' and get Bethesda games for life" or whatever XP

She's just a mon on a mission and is absolute done with being a post-human refugee with the conscripted army left over from PMD Gates.

SUCH a great comic. I get why it's important for the humans to stay in that world but I can't help but also want to see Florence find a solution to being stranded.

Ah but see, it's just business as usual for a writer to take a dimorphic critter design and subvert the reader with "oh they're actually trans tah-dah!". This kind of reveal in comics is a bit overdone honestly~

Oh yeah for years now there's just an accepted stereotyping being "good" with folks =s

I know it's annoying but I mean, tha's just gonna happens sometimes....Even despite the looks and the name, people are gonna make assumptions and get confused like that. It's not your fault~

-Then there's finally the idea of people subconsciously seeing how they speak/act/carry themselves and associate it all as being something as how only a male would. Stereotypes and biases and filtering through the thought process of "wull, a gal wouldn't be doing THIS sort of thing...".

Three ideas I think...
-there's one or two other comics I think that has a trans Meowstic and might be mixing them up with your critter
-You might not have used feminine pronouns all that much around them so people are jumping to that meaning SOMETHING.

You're nice. Just also able to be sharp.

Broom Alt

ooooooooooooooooh good squish~<3